Seven Swordsmen

Name: Qi Jian Xia Tian Shan
Genre: Action
Released: 2006-07-20
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Ada Choi, Ray Lui, Ka-Yan Leung

Original title: Qi Jian Xia Tian Shan

TV Series
2005–2006

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

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Martial Arts Wuxia Action

In 17th century China, the Manchurians crack down on martial artists. Seven masters, each carrying a sword that represents a state of being, must struggle to keep their art and themselves al... Read allIn 17th century China, the Manchurians crack down on martial artists. Seven masters, each carrying a sword that represents a state of being, must struggle to keep their art and themselves alive.In 17th century China, the Manchurians crack down on martial artists. Seven masters, each carrying a sword that represents a state of being, must struggle to keep their art and themselves alive.

Creator
- Yusheng Liang
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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

YOUR RATING

Creator
- Yusheng Liang
Stars

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Trivia
This series was originally planned to be the first season of a longer television series but the project seems to have been abandoned.

Connections
Spin-off from Seven Swords (2005)

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Featured review

8/10

fans of Wuxia genre will not be disappointed

I just completed the DVDs of this series. The character development is VERY good. This series is based off the Chinese novel "Seven Swordsmen of Mt. Tian", and it will show you the COMPLETE story through 39 episodes, 40minutes each.

I would give this a 10, but the English subtitles on the DVD are HORRIBLE. If you don't understand Chinese, then it's best to not buy this, since the subtitles will definitely annoy you.

The graphics are alright, nothing special. You won't see anything flashy like in Shaolin Soccer, Kungfu Hustle or Demi-Gods/Semi-Devils (2003).

However, you WILL see a great unique drama and character development. It's not the best Wuxia series, but it's still memorable. I definitely recommend this to any fans of Chinese Wuxia genre.